Crime notes and prison transfers flash across Indiana
Aug 17 reports from Indiana mention John W. of Boswell attempting suicide after a bail on a betrayal charge involving Ethel Banes, now 16. Michigan City reports 26 reformatories inmates transferred to prison. two escapees from a window, two still at large.
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Indiana rumor swirls around Hinshaw release bid
Indianapolis August 20. James O Parker former Danville mayor and Union B Hunt secretary of state back a renewed effort to win William E Hinshaw’s clemency from the prison north. Hinshaw, a Bellville former pastor convicted in Hendricks county, has strong family backing and again prompts speculation about a pardon under Gov Mount.
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Multiple local incidents and legal actions reported in Indiana Aug. items
A Logansport wife sues for divorce from Dr Shutte alleging cruelty and danger after a fire insured settlement. Maggie Neatty, 17, attempted suicide after quarrel with her lover. Daniel Stutuman converts to Dunkard faith after baptism by ministers. Coroner wraps Monon wreck verdicts blaming a switch left open. Huston Manis kills Irvin Lawson after trial. Ada Arthur elopes with Frank Vincel. bridge construction accident injures four. Samuel Cummins dies in China while serving in signal corps. May Vassar sues Charles See rie een for 4000 in Indiana.
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Ind
Maggie Neatty
Labor dispute looms after Detroit talks with Republic Iron and Amalgamated union
In Muncie a spokesman says Republic Iron and Zeichel Co offered eight percent cut while the Amalgamated Association sought a ten percent raise. A lodge vote on a wage scale change will be held this week, with results in two weeks. President Shaffer to meet wage adjustor James Nutt of Youngstown, Ohio, for a renewed settlement on bar iron and no plate work.
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